Meucci question (history)

garczar said:
I remember when he did these. Doesn't matter much if your pos un-cured wood shaft is warped. ;) I bought a BD and it was the deadest/numbest feeling shaft i ever hit. Sold it after about a week. Other guy loved it, go figure.
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He really built it for testing his red dot shafts and then everyone started building the laminated shafts, hence the black dot. This is
the way I recall it. I played many years with an M0-2 & M0-1 and also have a M0- 1 1/2, loved the originals.
 
rjb1168 said:
He really built it for testing his red dot shafts and then everyone started building the laminated shafts, hence the black dot. This is
the way I recall it. I played many years with an M0-2 & M0-1 and also have a M0- 1 1/2, loved the originals.
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They were fine as long as you didn't break a lot with one. Those thin-walled ferrules didn't last long if you did.
 
One of my favorite cues that I regret getting rid of from my teenage playing days was a Meucci Rempe model with the chain link that I bought at Pinky's pool parlor in Turtle Creek, PA just outside of Pittsburgh in October of 1993. I upgraded to a Joss after Christmas and traded that cue as part of the deal.
 
I still have my MO-3. Posted about getting it restored in 2022, but never took action.

It was my second cue as an old girlfriend took my first cue with her when she left. I mainly have the MO-3 for sentimental value now.

Considering a Restore on My Meucci Originals MO-3

I sent a message and these pictures to the Contact Us email on the Meucci Website on Wednesday May 11th. Anyone know what a reasonable time is to expect a response? I'm thinking I should hear something within 2 weeks. I asked about cost to...
forums.azbilliards.com
 
I bought an custom? MO7 directly from Bob @ 1975 Burlington IA 9Ball Tourney.
I say custom since Bob told me he only made 2 like it. I believe it since 10 years later he recognized it and asked where I got it.
 
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